"It takes something else to make music that, even if it has obvious roots, seems to have been produced entirely out of these normal cycles. Such was the case with #​!​%​16​.​7, the last release from Krakow's oddball djent group Ketha. It had everything you'd never expect; grind-length grooves, a horn section, and even that Casio patch that's just a dude grunting. Zero Hours Starlight is a wholly more conventional effort, but it still refuses easy categorization." There's a mole in my pigeonhole! [Give in to your anger...]